Here’s how Sundowns and the South African public reacted to their exit on Twitter:
All over from the Lucas Moripe Stadium, the Brazilians bow out of the CAF CL! #Sundowns #DownsHoroya #DownsLive #CAFCL pic.twitter.com/v0MJW9qsqv
— Mamelodi Sundowns FC (@Masandawana) August 28, 2018
https://twitter.com/StheSimelane_/status/1034779616089657344
We pushed hard, we will be back stronger Masandawana!#Sundowns pic.twitter.com/vj1VMeIQxn
— Mamelodi Sundowns FC (@Masandawana) August 29, 2018
https://twitter.com/FootballTshepo/status/1034522492168224768
DON'T WORRY GABUZA! Goalless Sundowns are spending millions!
Brockie: R10m fee, R5m salary
Silva: R3.5m
Meza: R9m fee, R4m
Maboe: R8m fee, R1.5m
Sirino: R5m fee, R3.5m
Ngoma: R8m transfer, R3.5m
Vilakazi: R3m
Zwane: R4.5m
Lebese: R3m fee, R3.5m
Otladisa R4m fee, R1m
Laffor: R3m— Neal Collins (@nealcol) August 28, 2018
Masandawana here's the 2️⃣3️⃣man traveling squad:#Sundowns #MTN8 pic.twitter.com/dmeNeq3kCB
— Mamelodi Sundowns FC (@Masandawana) August 25, 2018
With Mamelodi Sundowns’ #CAFCL exit, we may see some more transfer activity at Chloorkop before Friday…
There are players who were registered for CAF but aren’t necessarily needed now. Could be a loan/transfer or two on the cards.
— Joe Crann (@YesWeCrann) August 29, 2018
Mamelodi Sundowns have nothing to worry about, transitions are always a rude awakening. TP Mazembe and Al Ahly just came back from slump after loosing the entire squads that help them dominate Africa. Rebuilding and integrating young players is a process that need sober minds.
— African Soccer Updates (@Africansoccerup) August 29, 2018
Mamelodi Sundowns fans must come to terms with this fact: Sundowns will never be the same without the services of Tau and Billiat. Mahlambi is nowhere near these two in terms of influence in the game. Khama & Tau would never warm the bench in Egypt. Never!
— Mpangazitha | Ntombela | Malandela (@MathewsNtanzi) August 23, 2018
Disappointed Sundowns are out of the Caf Champions League in the groups. It's a reality top PSL players move to Europe, but it's unforgivable for Masandawana to lose these players to rivals, fail to replace them with similar quality & then think they can easily progress in Africa
— Ignat Football (@IgnatFootball) August 29, 2018
Source: Goal.com
